Systems · Database Reactivation
Your old customer list is worth real money. When did it last hear from you?
Past customers and dormant leads already know you, already trusted you once, and cost next to nothing to reach. A reactivation campaign puts one offer worth answering in front of every one of them. $495 per campaign, flat.
The Problem
You already paid for every name on that list. Strangers are getting the budget instead.
Every name on that list cost you something to earn: ad spend, a job well done, a quote that took an evening. A past customer is far easier to sell to than a stranger, yet most businesses spend everything chasing strangers while the list sits silent. Every month it stays quiet, a few more of those people buy from someone else and forget you were ever an option. That is paid-for revenue, expiring quietly.
What We Do
One clean campaign to the people who already know you.
We take your list of past customers and dormant leads, build one offer worth replying to, and put it in front of every reachable name. The replies come straight to you. You close them.
- We sort the list first: who bought, who enquired, who went cold, so the message fits the person reading it.
- One clear offer, written in your voice, sent as a short series rather than a single blast, so it actually gets seen.
- Every reply and booking lands with you the same day, and you get a wrap-up showing exactly what the campaign produced.
The Price
One campaign, one printed price.
Database Reactivation
$495/campaign
$495 per campaign, flat. List cleanup, the writing, the sending, and the wrap-up report included. Tracking included: you see who was contacted, who replied, and what it turned into. No retainer required.
Proof
Your list stays yours. So does everything it earns.
We never rent your list, share it, or hold it hostage. It lives in accounts you own before, during, and after the campaign. And the math is easy to run: the campaign is $495 flat, so if it brings back even one customer whose sale beats that number, it has covered its own cost. Everything after that comes from names you had already paid to earn.